HDB resales jump to 10-year high in Q3 as prices rise 1.5% over quarter
There were 7,787 resale flats transacted in July to September, a 127.3% rise from Q2, and 24.3% higher than Q3 2019
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THE Housing Board resale market staged a stunning rebound in the third quarter of 2020, with transactions soaring to a 10-year high after diving to their lowest since 2007 in the previous three months.
There were 7,787 resale flats transacted in the July to September quarter, a 127.3 per cent rise from 3,426 units in the second quarter, when sales plunged 40 per cent quarter on quarter, because of the two-month circuit breaker, which ended on June 1.
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